According to the Bible, the Earth is flat with four corners. But according to the Qur’an and Sunnah, the Earth is spherical by the consensus of Muslim scholars, including Ibn Hazm, Ibn Taymiyyah, and Ibn al-Qayyim. THREAD 🧵


“He wraps the night over the day and wraps the day over the night” this only makes sense if the Earth is spherical, with night and day rotating around it.

During the journey of the Canaanite Cadmus in search of his sister Europa, it is mentioned that Arabs accompanied him. Then, those Arabs settled in Greece and lived in ancient times in the land of the island of Euboea, whose capital was Chalcis. 1/3


It is clear that these Arabs came from Phoenicia-Canaan (from Latakia to Gaza), as evidenced by the fact that Cadmus is Phoenician, so perhaps their origin is from the Arabs of Phoenicia.

😭 The Shiite scholar Murtadha Mutahhari says:

“There is no doubt that the people of Kufa were among the Shia of Ali, and those who killed Imam Husayn were his Shia. That is why historians write about the people of Kufa as being with him in their hearts, but..+ 1/4 against him with their swords.”

Source:
Al-Malhama al-Husayniyya, vol. 1, p. 129 (Q edition), and vol. 1, p. 121 (Dar al-Murtadha edition)

The Shiite scholar Murtadha Mutahhari also says:

“We have already proven that this story is important from this perspective.

The Crusades were wars to spread Christianity by the sword first called by Pope Sylvester II and launched 93 years later under a false pretext. Crusaders even massacred and converted Jews who weren’t part of the conflict. We’ll explore this through their own historians’ accounts.


After Pope Sylvester II renewed the call, Popes Gregory VII and Urban II followed. Under Urban, the wars began—based on Bible texts and Church teachings to seize the Holy City, convert or kill Muslims, Jews, and other Christians, and plunder their wealth and women.

THREAD 🧵 The Double Life of Mosab Hassan Yousef: A Fraud Exposed

Mosab Hassan Yousef the ex-Muslim, ex-Palestinian who claims he was once in Hamas before spying for Israel is not who you think he is. In this thread, I’ll expose the lies behind his story and who he really is. Mosab Hassan Yousef was born May 5, 1978, in Ramallah. He’s the eldest son of Sheikh Hassan Yousef, a founding leader of Hamas. Raised in a devout and political home, he was the oldest of eight siblings. His story would soon take an unexpected turn.

Arab merchants gained official posts and noble titles through their role in Chinese trade.

The most prominent was Pu Shougeng (Abu al-Hasan), from a powerful merchant family. His home was grand and richly decorated with gold and pearls. 1/4

His father held an administrative post in Quanzhou, and his older brother was a naturalized official under the Song Dynasty (1265–1274 AD).

Abu al-Hasan surpassed them, starting as general inspector of commercial shipping at Quanzhou port.

Discoveries of Abu al-Fida al-Hamawi

Abu al-Fida discovered that water covers three-quarters of the Earth, which was recently confirmed.

Abu al-Fida theoretically discovered the phenomenon of losing or gaining a day when orbiting the Earth. He stated that whoever orbits the..+


Earth will gain or lose a day depending on the direction of travel (east or west), based on the sphericity of the Earth.
Two centuries later, Europeans confirmed this

On Cooperation with Theological Opponents

5th century Baghdad could probably be said to be the time and place where the conflict between Ashʿarīs and Ḥanbalīs [Aṯharīs] was at its peak. Instead of pdf rebuttals, there were street fights and stabbings. Yet, despite the tensions in Baghdad back then, the Sunnīs from the 2 camps still cooperated to pursue important Islamic goals.
Imām Ibn al-Jawzī [597 ھ] (رَحِمَهُ الله) relates an incident in his al-Muntadham Fī Tārīkh al-Mulūk wa-al-Umam (المنتظم في تاريخ الملوك والأمم)

In The Gay Science, Nietzsche’s famous quote is mentioned:

“Today’s loud-mouthed atheists need to be reminded that there are ordinary believers among the masses, just as there are ordinary non-believers and both groups are equally naïve.” 1/5
The funny part is that this quote applies to Nietzsche himself.

Richter claims that Nietzsche read a pamphlet by Nägeli from 1865 on evolution, and perhaps did so after reading Oscar Schmidt’s book The Theory of Evolution and Darwinism (Leipzig:

Invention of the experimental method of science

Ibn al-Haytham al-Iraqi had made a powerful leap in science in history. While Greek science was theoretical science that depended mostly on theorizing, despite the inventions and discoveries that the Greeks had, this put the..+


Greeks in a state that prevented them from developing.

However, Ibn al-Haytham transferred science from theory to experimentation, and thus the experimental method appeared for the first time in Islamic Egypt at the hands of a civilized scholar from Iraq.

The Amorites, the ancestors of the Semitic peoples, first appeared in Syria, their homeland in Jabal Bishri, and then they expanded to Babylon and Diyala.

The inscriptions indicate that the Arabs are a continuation of the ancient Semitic peoples in the Levant and Iraq. 1/4

They are Amorites, then Arameans, and finally Arabs, meaning they are indigenous inhabitants, not foreigners.

The narrow, dead-end alleys of Islamic cities are of eastern origin, from the Fertile Crescent, not Roman.

Narrow, dead-end alleys were a famous architectural style that the cities of the Fertile Crescent in the Levant and Iraq were famous for and known for, and it was..+ 1/4

indicated by the clay tablets found in Iraq. One example of these is the Babylonian city of Ur.

With the arrival of the Romans to the Levant, the Romans took this sublime architecture

The atheist mocks modesty in the Muslim world but forgets atheism doesn’t forbid nudity or promote decency. He ignores how U.S. states now allow topless women, sushi served on women’s bodies, naked car washes, and normalized strip dancing. 1/6


Christian texts raise troubling questions: Jesus was stripped during baptism, crucifixion, and circumcision yet no clarity on his remains. Prophets and women were also told to strip, and some baptisms involved nudity. These issues are often overlooked.

Honestly, one of the most frustrating things in Christian apologetics is how they deflect when you bring up the horrors in the Old Testament like 1 Samuel 15:3, where God allegedly commands the killing of infants, women, babies, even animals. 1/4 They’ll say, “Oh, that’s the Old Testament,” or “We’re under a new covenant now.” Okay but do you still believe the Old Testament was divinely inspired? If yes, then you still believe God once ordered genocide. If no, then why is it in your Bible?

THREAD 🧵 Biblical scholars agree that all original copies of the Bible have been lost and no one knows what happened to them. In The Inspiration of the Holy Bible, Youssef Riad admits the original Gospels are completely lost and none of the manuscripts contain the authors’ original writings.

THREAD 🧵Crucified? Or Just Appeared So? What Early Christian Sects Really Believed Since the first century AD, many Christian sects have believed that Christ was not crucified but appeared to onlookers.

It was common among the Ignatians, a Christian sect, that Judas Iscariot was crucified instead of Christ.

This is why the renowned Swiss journalist and orientalist Roger Du Pasquier spoke about the failure and confusion of Orientalist theories when trying to explain how the Qur’an emerged from an illiterate man in the 7th century. He said: 1/5


“To this day, no one has offered a defensible explanation for how an illiterate caravan trader in the early 7th century, using only his own abilities, was able to produce a text of such extraordinary beauty and emotional power one that contained knowledge and wisdom far

THREAD🧵Christianity or Nasraniyyah?

Christians of all sects believe that the correct name for the religion they embrace is (Christianity), and they see that the Holy Qur’an’s calling them Christians is a kind of insinuation or a name that does not express them.

But.........⏬ Is the word “Christians” mentioned in the New Testament?
Yes—it’s mentioned three times. The first is in Acts: “The disciples were first called Christians in Antioch.”
However, the writer doesn’t say who gave them this name, implying it wasn’t from the disciples themselves… ⏬

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International Law Responds to the Banu Qurayza Controversy and Considers It a Lenient Ruling, as Recognized by a Professor of Law and Politics.

In the book The Rivers of Paradise: Moses, Buddha, Confucius, Jesus, and Muhammad as Religious Founders, the late..+ 1/7

British scholar Martin Lings correctly observed that the ruling of Sa‘d ibn Mu‘ādh aligns with the legal judgment of the Mosaic Law as recorded in Deuteronomy 20:10–14.

In footnote 372 of the book Islam and International Humanitarian Law: Comparative Studies, it states:

The southern borders of the Levant and southern Iraq according to history books

• The Levant, as Yaqut al-Hamawi said, its borders extend from the Euphrates River to Al-Arish, which borders Egypt, and its width extends from the two mountains of Tayy towards the qibla to the..+

Mediterranean Sea.

Al-Waqidi Al-Hijazi Al-Madani mentioned in his book Al-Sawaif that the Battle of Dumat Al-Jandal was the first battle of the Levant.

Black Seed (Nigella Sativa)

Dr. Marc Bonnard, in his book “The Viagra Alternative”, writes:

“The Prophet Muhammad said: Black seed heals every disease except death. Over 200 studies at international universities have shown results supporting the uses of black seed oil..+ 1/8 uses that were recorded nearly fourteen centuries ago. This herb is effective in treating diabetes, improving digestion, and fighting intestinal worms and parasites.
In 1986, Dr. Peter Schleicher, an immunologist in Munich, studied black seed oil to find new treatments